Gold, platinum, and silver – if you’ve been following the
blog, you know all about those cherished and true metals. Why not consider some
alternate choices? When using alternate metals in jewelry, some concerns might be - is it scratch proof, strong, rust resistant, and so on. To see if some other metal choices are right for you, check
out these multiple choices…
1)
To which metal is chromium
added to make it rust resistant?
a)
Tungsten
b)
Brass
c)
Stainless Steel
The chromium combines with oxygen in the atmosphere to form
a thin, invisible layer on the steel creating c) Stainless Steel. No one wants a rusty watch! Find stainless steel in bracelet watch bands from
Michele Watches.
2)
Which metal is an alloy
of copper and tin and is harder than copper and iron and far more resistant to
corrosion?
a)
Brass
b)
Cobalt
c) Palladium
Prone to oxidation, a) brass will develop a patina over
time. This layer can actually protect it
from corrosion. Try brass cufflinks! There’s a fantastic new piece of John Hardy men’s jewelry in
our collection – a stainless steel chain with a brass anchor – combines the
first two metals for a fresh new look!
3)
What is a dense, silvery-white, lustrous metal
that is extremely strong and scratch proof?
a)
Palladium
b)
Tungsten
c)
Titanium
From the Swedish words which mean "heavy stone",
b) tungsten is a favorite for
men’s wedding bands because of its durability. Check out some bands that rock
from Benchmark.
4)
Which metal is used for its reliable strength,
hypoallergenic properties, and high luster?
a)
Cobalt
b)
Copper
c) Sterling Silver
Jewelry designers can use a special blend of a) cobalt and
other alloys to create unlimited unique styles.
Scott Kay is a designer who works beautifully with this alternative
metal. According to the website, it is “The most superior
contemporary metal known to man.” – Scott Kay
5)
Named for Greek mythology, this next metal is strong,
lightweight, and lustrous.
a) Palladium
b) Chromium
c) Titanium
Extremely strong, Titanium is named after the Titans of
mythology. William Henry Studios employs only aerospace-grade titanium alloy in
their superior collectible knives.
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